
verify ip route
Provides verification of IP routes.
Syntax: verify ip route {[all] | [ipAddress] | [range start ipAddress [end ipAddress]]} [from-interface {pos | gbe | composite-link | aggregate-link} interfaceID] [to-interface {pos | gbe | composite-link | aggregate-link} interfaceID] [no-module-check]
ipAddress
Specifies an IP address and mask.
interfaceID
Specifies an interface ID in a bay#/slot#/port# format for pos and gbe or name format for composite-link and aggregate-link.
Description: IP route verification provides for the discovery and reporting of software to hardware inconsistencies that can cause black holing of traffic, resulting in discarded or mis-forwarded data.
Verification can be configured for all addresses, a range of addresses, or a specific address. The module check can be by-passed for quicker route controller component checking. A specific ingress or egress interface can be optionally specified.
Use the verify ip route all command to verify all IP routes.
Use the verify ip route ipAddress command to verify the IP route for a specific IP address.
Use the verify ip route range start command to verify IP routes for a specific range of addresses.
Use the from-interface keyword to perform the verification only on a specific ingress interface.
Use the to-interface keyword to perform the verification only on a specific egress interface.
Use the no-module-check keyword to perform the verification only on the route controller components.
Factory Default: N/A.
Command Mode: Privileged.
Example 1: In the following example the verify ip route all command verifies all IP routes for this router:
router#verify ip route all
Total Routes verified : 12
Routes consistent in Server : 12
Routes consistent in Modules : 12
Routes inconsistent in Server : 0
Routes inconsistent in Modules : 0
Routes in transient state : 0
Routes Not Verified (unavailability of
system resources) : 0
router#
Example 2: In the following example the verify ip route all no-module-check command verifies all IP routes bypassing the module check:
router#verify ip route all no-module-check
Total Routes verified : 12
Routes consistent in Server : 12
Routes inconsistent in Server : 0
router#
Example 3: In the following example the verify ip route range command verifies IP routes starting and ending at IP address 10.1.1.0/24:
router#verify ip route range start 10.1.1.0/24 end 10.1.1.0/24
Route (10.1.1.0/24) is consistent in server.
Route consistent in # of modules : 12
Route inconsistent in # of modules : 8
router#
Related Commands: None.
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Source
File Name: IP_Commands.fm
HTML File Name: IP_Commands20.html
Last Updated: 02/25/05 at 14:54:42